Chains Allowed Since the Rewrite
Newfoundland off-road vehicle regulations and the 2022 legal rewrite explain whether tire chains are allowed on your ATV.
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Cut-Out Exhausts Draw Fines From $250 Up
Modified ATV and UTV cut-out exhaust systems trigger fines starting at two hundred fifty dollars under Newfoundland regulations.
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Gases Cooled and Expelled Quietly
Newfoundland noise regulations and the Off-Road Vehicles Act require ATVs to have mufflers keeping gases cooled and expelled quietly.
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Low Pressure Tires on a Wheeled Machine
Low-pressure tires for off-road vehicles provide better traction, floatation, and safety across challenging Newfoundland terrain.
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Amber in Front and Red Behind
Newfoundland off-road vehicle lighting regulations require amber lights in front and red behind during public road use and low visibility.
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Head and Tail Lamps From Sunset to Sunrise
Newfoundland off-road vehicle regulations mandate head and tail lamps on ATVs and UTVs from sunset to sunrise.
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Belts the Maker Installed
Manufacturer-installed seatbelts on side-by-sides protect riders, follow Newfoundland regulations, and prevent injuries from unauthorized modifications.
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When an Enclosed Cab Replaces Eye Protection
Newfoundland off road vehicle regulations explain when an enclosed cab on an ATV or UTV exempts riders from eye protection.
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Goggles Unless There Is a Windshield
Newfoundland off-road vehicle laws require eye protection unless the machine has a properly installed windshield.
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Your Chin Strap Has to Be Fastened
Newfoundland ATV regulations require riders to wear approved helmets with properly fastened chin straps to prevent injuries.
